I don't know if I'll post this anywhere, 'cause I don't know if there's anywhere it really belongs. It's about House/Cuddy, but fans of the pairing probably won't like it much.

I decided to watch all of Doris Egan's episodes (because all but one or two are my absolute favorite episodes of the series), the first of which is "Failure to Communicate." And I noticed there were some parallels to "Both Sides Now." (And kind of interesting in contrast to this meta I wrote.) Since I write essays compulsively, here I am.

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It's almost...disturbing, really.

( But it had to be done. )

Title Ever Loved
Rating PG-13
Pairing House/Wilson, House/Stacy
Word Count 1,322
Spoilers 322 - Resignation
Summary "Have you ever loved anybody else?" From three point of views.

( You miss that more than free sex. )

Title Five People Who Loved House (And How He Broke Their Hearts)
Rating PG
Pairing House/Wilson; House/Cuddy, House/Stacy, House/Cameron, House-Chase
Word Count 1,997
Spoilers 314 - Insensitive, and a bit beyond (although not very noticeable)
Summary Cuddy, Stacy, Cameron, Chase, and Wilson think about their twisted relationships with House.

( Some people would ask, with no tact at all, how Wilson’s relationship with House could go back to normal so quickly. )